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Packing up classroom artwork

Two children put their drawings into boxes in a classroom decorated with balloons and a blank banner. Color the flower and landscape pictures, then use the three rectangular spaces for a handwritten message.

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Blue boxes for treasured school drawings

Bring the two children and their picture boxes forward with three colors.

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Digital example: Two brown-haired children in blue clothes hold drawings above blue boxes.

1. Peach — skin
2. Brown — hair
3. Blue — clothes and boxes

Color both faces, necks, arms and hands peach; keep eyes and teeth clear.
Fill both hairstyles brown, following the boy’s tufts and the girl’s long waves.
Color clothes and the two boxes blue; keep the paper drawings white.

Check the fingers around each sheet; leave the banner and three rectangular writing fields blank.

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